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Intro Modern business applications frequently need to exchange data with Microsoft Excel. Whether it's generating reports, importing spreadsheet data, or creating documents from templates, Excel integration is a must-hav...

A while ago, we released TMS FNC Chart v2.5. The release introduced some major new features such as logarithmic scales and crosshairs. Today we are proud to present v2.6 which brings yet another major new featu...

The end of 2009 is approaching rapidly. Almost time to make up the balance of 2009 and to make plans for the new year. 2010 looks to be an exciting year full of challenges as well. Perhaps the most eagerly anticipated product will be Delphi Project X...

In our recent post, Raspberry Pi was introduced as a deployment target for desktop-class applications using TMS WEB Core and its included Miletus framework, where the development was done o...

A fun experimentFor software developers, "Stay hungry, stay foolish" from Steve Jobs embodies the spirit of continuous learning and innovation. It encourages developers to constantly seek out new technologies and methodologies, maintaining an i...

In our last Basics post, we covered how to add images and icons to our TMS WEB Core projects, which you can read about here. Most of that effort was related to using these kinds of elements in our projects directl...

Last two weeks were remarkable, with live Delphi conferences happening again! There was in Italy ITDevCon, in Germany there was EKON and in Brasil there was the Embarcadero Conference. In Düsseldorf, Bruno Fierens attended and gave...

We invite you to our upcoming free webinar for Delphi VCL developers about Planning and Scheduling in Windows VCL applications.On Sept 22 at 3PM UTC (17h00 CEST), Bruno Fierens, CTO of tmssoftware.com, will host a webinar introducing you ...

It promises to be a busy fall again for Delphi developers. Lots and lots to learn about the upcoming Delphi versions. About everywhere in Europe you can come to learn & meet up with colleagues and your component & tool providers such as TMS softw...

CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is a a de-facto standard in web development, used for defining the presentation of a document written in HTML. Its importance lies in its ability to separate content from design, allowing for gr...

Moving along in our HexaGongs miniseries (see Part 1 and Part 2), our next stop is the Options dialog. When developing TMS WEB Core projects, we already have easy access to common HTML ele...